A $35,000 mentorship program takes 80% of your deal profits, but people join anyway because they keep 20%. The speaker says success requires showing up to every call and following instructions relentlessly. Hoi made money by getting feedback from Catherine and annoying the guru enough to get noticed.
Are you in the deal room? How much did people pay him to do, do something? I'm like, I think they were like charging $35,000 to be a partner with him for, for a year. And I'm like, you know, that's a lot of money. Yeah. But if you can make 20% of that, 20% on that, would you do it? He's like, hell yeah. I'm like, well then that's why everybody did it. Cuz literally he's taking 80% off of every deal. And that's what people are upset about. They're like, 80% just for being him? Well, yeah. Like you can't get 20% off your $35,000 investment unless you do know him or you Bust your ass like we are, right? So like, if you want easy, cheap money, yeah, go pay that dude $35,000, but do everything he tells you to do. If you don't, that's why you didn't make your money back, because for him, he's making 80%. So yeah, show up to every call, be in his face, be annoying, make him tell you to go away, right? That's how you get on these guys' radar. That's how these guys are able to get on stage and be like, I made $5 billion with Page Morby last year. Why? Because he was annoying and in his shit, up in his face, and always here, here, here, here. And then listening to being like, okay, taking it, taking the feedback and using it. That's how Hoi got to make money was because he took Catherine's feedback and then used it, right?
